Gabriela Magnani
- Actress
Gabriela Magnani (also known as Gabi Magnani) is a Brazilian actress and communicator with an active career in film, television, and theater. She is best known for her leading role in the film "A Fita Vermelha," which won Best Film at the Ibero Challenge 21 (48 Hour Film Project) and was screened at the Cannes Film Festival’s Short Film Corner. For her performance in the film, she received an Honorable Mention for Best Actress.
Her recent feature film credits include "Não Volte pra Casa" (2025), directed by Emiliano Ruschel. Additionally, she starred in the film "Andrômeda," for which she was awarded Best Supporting Actress at the Fita Crepe Festival. On stage, she has performed in numerous theater productions, most recently starring in "Perdoe-me por Ficar" (2023).
Beyond her work in narrative fiction, Gabriela has a steady presence on television as the host of "Programa Corpo e Saúde" (Band/SC) and is the producer and co-host of the rising talk show "Quem Tem Boca," which focuses on the art of communication. Her acting is supported by a strong foundation in physical expression, developed through 12 years of dance training under the direction of Simone Monteiro. This background provides her with a precise body awareness that she applies to character development and performance on set.
Her recent feature film credits include "Não Volte pra Casa" (2025), directed by Emiliano Ruschel. Additionally, she starred in the film "Andrômeda," for which she was awarded Best Supporting Actress at the Fita Crepe Festival. On stage, she has performed in numerous theater productions, most recently starring in "Perdoe-me por Ficar" (2023).
Beyond her work in narrative fiction, Gabriela has a steady presence on television as the host of "Programa Corpo e Saúde" (Band/SC) and is the producer and co-host of the rising talk show "Quem Tem Boca," which focuses on the art of communication. Her acting is supported by a strong foundation in physical expression, developed through 12 years of dance training under the direction of Simone Monteiro. This background provides her with a precise body awareness that she applies to character development and performance on set.
